What generally happens to a commission when its four-year term ends and the notary has not renewed?

What generally happens to a commission when

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AIt renews automatically
BThe notary loses authority to perform notarial acts
CIt is extended 90 days
DIt converts to a lifetime commission

✓ Correct answer: B. The notary loses authority to perform notarial acts A commission does not renew automatically; once it expires the person may no longer notarize until recommissioned.

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